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[XNeo]

Originally Posted by patchay

do u hav a good pic of the NAZA daughters???

dun have. its hard to find NAZA daughters pic. but one of her daughter (1st wife) are married.
I think NAZA sons the most well known among the public.

[nazrey]

Originally Posted by msyukry08

TRILLION KL

image hosted on flickr

image hosted on flickr

??? >
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=499715

[patchay]

Originally Posted by World 2 World

i think d first 2 ladies from left

Originally Posted by idiamindada

cantik tak penting…..money lagi penting maaa!!

Originally Posted by XNeo

dun have. its hard to find NAZA daughters pic. but one of her daughter (1st wife) are married.
I think NAZA sons the most well known among the public.

Dian Lee (1st from left), Sarena Cheah (4th from left), Carmen Chua (1st from right) and her sister Carmey Chua all appeared at this month's Malaysian Tattler.

The 2nd girl from left is the younger sister of Dian Lee. Dian is helming Clearwater/Bluwater Group while her sister is helming Country Heights Group. The 3rd girl from left is helming Mayland and L&G Group, whilst the 5th girl from left is helming Titijaya Group. There are many more ladies coming into the industry too such as Ive Lau (daughter of Multi Purpose Group MD) and Leonie Ng (daughter of former president of REHDA and former director of Sunway Group).

Naza boss and Marion Caunter also made an appearance together with many many other celebrities and KL socialites. Amber Chia also included. When is my turn??

[poltak]

Originally Posted by nazrey

??? >
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=499715

Where is the location?

[dengilo]

I like this one, still hoping it to be at jalan raja chulan.Nothing much has happen along jalan raja chulan in a long time .

[rizalhakim]

Originally Posted by nazrey

??? >
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=499715

no difnt project...syukry punya trillion@jln tun razak...opposite myhabitat(previously abodis by berjaya)
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=955402
anyway wats da website?? www.trillion.com ???

[rizalhakim]

Originally Posted by rizalhakim

Riana Green WangsaMaju Phase 2&3
based on the notice board
7 Blocks ...crazy man!!!
1.2 blocks 38 floor(380units)
2.3 blocks 7 floor(30units)
3.1 block 28 floor (122units)
4.1 block 34 floor (162unit)

[rizalhakim]

Originally Posted by rizalhakim

no difnt project...syukry punya trillion@jln tun razak...opposite myhabitat(previously abodis by berjaya)
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=955402
anyway wats da website?? www.trillion.com ???

official website www.kltrillion.com
probably 40-50storey twin tower

[rizalhakim]

Sunrise's MK28 is the World's Best International High-rise Development at the International Property Awards 2010

[idiamindada]

Harga rumah di P. Pinang paling mahal



S.M. Mohamed Idris diperhatikan Michael Lim Mah Hui menunjukkan carta peratusan peningkatan harga rumah di Pulau Pinang, semalam.



PULAU PINANG 2 Dis. – Harga rumah di negeri ini merupakan yang termahal di negara ini dengan purata seunit mencecah hingga RM540,000 tahun lalu iaitu hampir lapan kali ganda purata pendapatan isi rumah penduduk Malaysia setahun.

Felo Kanan Institut Kajian Sosioekonomi dan Alam Sekitar (SERI), Dr. Michael Lim Mah Hui ketika mendedahkan perkara itu berkata, kajian yang dilakukan pihaknya juga menunjukkan harga rumah di negeri berkenaan turut melebihi purata harga rumah di Kuala Lumpur iaitu RM390,000 seunit.

Menurutnya, trend harga rumah yang terlalu tinggi di negeri itu bukan saja menyebabkan golongan bawahan tidak mampu langsung untuk memiliki rumah, malah golongan pertengahan juga turut mengalami nasib sama.

‘‘Amat jelas sekali harga yang ditawarkan amat jauh daripada jangkauan. Jika golongan pertengahan tidak mampu untuk membeli rumah atau pangsapuri yang dijual, apa lagi golongan bawahan.

‘‘Pada masa ini, penawaran dan permintaan untuk rumah tidak sepadan. Majoriti rakyat Malaysia mahukan rumah yang mampu dimiliki, namun pemaju lebih cenderung membina rumah mahal untuk mengaut keuntungan,’’ katanya pada sidang akhbar di pejabat Persatuan Pengguna Pulau Pinang (CAP) di Jalan Masjid Negeri di sini hari ini.

Turut hadir Presiden CAP, S.M. Mohamed Idris.

Jelas Mah Hui, keadaan itu menyebabkan negara dipenuhi banyak rumah kosong yang dibina pemaju untuk memenuhi permintaan pelabur asing dan spekulator, bukannya untuk rakyat.

Menurutnya, ramai di kalangan pelabur dan spekulator memiliki dua buah rumah atau lebih sama ada dibeli untuk disewakan atau untuk tujuan menaikan harganya bagi aktiviti penjualan supaya mendapat keuntungan.

Katanya, tindakan pemaju memasarkan hartanah itu secara agresif di luar negara memandangkan ia masih murah mengikut standard antarabangsa turut menyebabkan harga rumah di negara ini bertambah tinggi.

‘‘Amat malang bagi rakyat negeri ini khususnya jika Kerajaan DAP Pulau Pinang tidak memandang serius isu ini. Mereka patut memperbanyakkan rumah mampu milik dan mengawal pembinaan rumah mewah terutama di bahagian pulau.

‘‘Jika kerajaan itu benar-benar ingin menjadikan rumah sesuatu yang mampu dimiliki rakyat, sepatutnya kuasa yang mereka ada digunakan untuk mengawal pemaju, sektor perbankan dan spekulator supaya kenaikan harga rumah dapat dikurangkan,” katanya.

Sementara itu S.M. Mohamed berkata, terdapat pelbagai faktor menyebabkan berlaku kenaikan harga rumah termasuk dasar kerajaan membenarkan orang asing membeli bukan sahaja pangsapuri malah hartanah lain.

Jelas beliau, pihak bank turut menyumbang kepada kenaikan harga rumah melalui pelbagai teknik pemasaran yang agresif termasuk melonggarkan standard kredit sehingga 95 peratus pinjaman kepada pembeli.

‘‘Kini tiba masanya kerajaan memulakan dasar perumahan awam yang menyediakan perumahan mampu milik terutama di bandar seperti dilaksanakan Lembaga Perumahan Singapura iaitu kerajaan menjadi pelopor pembinaan rumah berkenaan,” katanya.

Menurutnya, bagi sektor perumahan swasta, kerajaan perlu memainkan peranan utama dengan mengambil langkah bersesuaian untuk mengawasi harga hartanah berkenaan bagi mengelakkan kenaikan harga yang tidak sihat.


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actually Malaysia pun ada agensi yang bertanggungjawab utk bina rumah utk rakyat biasa, SPNB. but they are all lembab, bodoh, lembu dan nak mampus!

[XNeo]

needs FIRM ACTION on that issue !!. not only in Penang..in KL/Klang area too.
nanti kalau nak turunkan harga memang dah tak boleh dah.


i have thought if someone bought 5 units of apt or houses (second hand or new one) and then he sell one of his unit and his proxy buy it back - 40% much higher...you can see how they manipulate and speculate the market.

later, malaysian unable to own a house and we keep renting.
yang kaya terus kaya..yang susah..terus susah.

dah la developer lebih suka buat rumah kos mewah dan pertengahan. takda dah rumah kos rendah.

[ideal jb]

I say FIRM ACTION for the whole of M'sia M8... In near future, renting a plc will work out to be more worthwhile and if buying... maybe 2 to 3 generations needed to buy 1 accommodation. Corporate capitalism in property market i suppose...

[patchay]

i aso want to buy home...

Average in PJ is now RM500+ per sf for new home and RM450+ per sf for secondary home. I hope PJ can catch up with places like Bangsar and Mont Kiara RM650 to RM800 per sf in a few years time.

I believe those who can't afford a home should just RENT, if not the rental market will collapse if everyone wants to own a home.

The government should quickly set up a Mass Rakyat Housing Developer like HDB in Singapore. I think even PKNS is now going upmarket.

[idiamindada]

Originally Posted by patchay

i aso want to buy home...

Average in PJ is now RM500+ per sf for new home and RM450+ per sf for secondary home. I hope PJ can catch up with places like Bangsar and Mont Kiara RM650 to RM800 per sf in a few years time.

I believe those who can't afford a home should just RENT, if not the rental market will collapse if everyone wants to own a home.

The government should quickly set up a Mass Rakyat Housing Developer like HDB in Singapore. I think even PKNS is now going upmarket.

what 'rental market'?

owning a house for every family is a must. every family needs to have the most important asset. this will create a more balanced society.

if we really want to follow what Singapore has done. then we must do it right. not just copy what singapore done to luxury property but abandon things they have done to mass market.

"One of the most visible aspects of economic development in Singapore is the rapid progress made in the area of residential housing. With rising income and public housing programmes implemented by the government, the home ownership rate increased rapidly from 29 per cent in 1970 to more than 90 per cent in 2003"

that's the data from department of statistics singapore released in 2005.

[idiamindada]

we must not deny that traffic jam in KL-PJ-Subang Jaya-Shah Alam…all that, is contributed by escalated property price.

how?

people who are working in KL are no longer afford home in KL. so they sought cheaper home in Kajang, Bangi or Rawang.

these peoples commute EVERYDAY to office, spending approx. RM10 just for petrol EVERYDAY. imagine if they only have household income less than RM3000? and if all wives are working, then we need more and more foreign maids working in our country. the kids now have closer relationship with maid than their parent! do you think this is good?

seriously, uncontrolled property price invites more harm than good.

the government should not just wiping the rich developer's butt only!! geez, this idiot gov don't even have balls to increase capital gains tax! sigh

[XNeo]

Originally Posted by patchay

i aso want to buy home...

Average in PJ is now RM500+ per sf for new home and RM450+ per sf for secondary home. I hope PJ can catch up with places like Bangsar and Mont Kiara RM650 to RM800 per sf in a few years time.

I believe those who can't afford a home should just RENT, if not the rental market will collapse if everyone wants to own a home.

The government should quickly set up a Mass Rakyat Housing Developer like HDB in Singapore. I think even PKNS is now going upmarket.

there are many youngster/young couple would rent a house.
but when you reached age 30s -> 40s and still cannot afford a house, that will be a problem.
till when we want to rent?.we are getting older...unable to work hard, need to pay house rental some more.if you can buy ur house at age 30s..at least at age 50s-60s you don't need to pay house installment anymore.

Perumahan Rakyat for low income ppl but if we are not addressing this issue, its will also affected middle income groups. berebut pula beli rumah yg murah.

[idiamindada]

in Indonesia, even the rich bustards can purchase low cost housing, using proxy of coz.

do we want this to happen in Malaysia?

[XNeo]

Originally Posted by idiamindada

people who are working in KL are no longer afford home in KL. so they sought cheaper home in Kajang, Bangi or Rawang.

Kajang and Bangi harga rumah dah naik i tell u.Rawang coming soon.

Gov doesnt care about this even they know it.

[idiamindada]

Originally Posted by XNeo

there are many youngster/young couple would rent a house.
but when you reached age 30s -> 40s and still cannot afford a house, that will be a problem.
till when we want to rent?.we are getting older...unable to work hard, need to pay house rental some more.if you can buy ur house at age 30s..at least at age 50s-60s you don't need to pay house installment anymore.

it's ok. most malays when they grow older, they will balik kampung, buat rumah, do what old people do listening to the sound of jungle, breathing fresh morning air…..aghhh…so refreshing!

takkan lah nak duduk bandar penuh sesak tu sampai tua kot?

[idiamindada]

Originally Posted by XNeo

Kajang and Bangi harga rumah dah naik i tell u.Rawang coming soon.

Gov doesnt care about this even they know it.

now u know why Malaysia has the highest household debts in south east asia!!!!

thanks to the '1 Malaysia Government'